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ErntI.iciiIc In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, AHK., Feb, 6.-john Bran
don and Richard W. Brandon, brothers and
partners in business at Forest City, got
into dispute last night at their place
about their business. John Brandon drew
q revolver and shot his brother, killing
him instantly He made no attempt to es-
cape from the officers and was arrested.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

CHICAGO, Feb. 3,--The coroner's jury IN
the case of Lucy Heidclmeyor brought IN
verdict to-day declaring that she had
died from arscnical poisoning, and recon-
mending that her stcp-father, Lawrence
krug, be held to the grand jury
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

-Jabber-That's a very killing bon
net your wife wore to the theater last
evening, Jiber--So l understand. The
fellow who sat behind her nearly twist
ed his neck off trying to see around it.
LoweR Citi.en.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
They Want 10 Annex Canada.

WASHINGTON, Feb, S,--Nineteen citizens
of New Lexington, o., have potitioned
Congress to instruct the President TO
open negotiations with great Britain for
the ccssion of the Dominion of Canada
and other British possessions to the United
States
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
Not Guilty.

lovIsvIrlr, KY, Feb. 6'-Hickerson'
uarper and Karl, charged with the mur-
dor Of Newt Osborn, at Stepstone, ny,
we were - found LOT guilty. Inc oaRleys
fatborand son, arc still held Tor trlai'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
"A young man of Montreal is moon-

"A young man OF Montreal is MOON
blind. and can not see at all in the
evening. He contracted the blindness
few years ago by sleeping on the deck
of ship in the full glare Of a tropical
moon. Such cases, while very rare, are
not unknown. - Montreal Witness,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

y,ycrSSrs, ISp,, Feb 6-iHugh Barnett
=, Eawardsport, died yesterday IN ms
chair while laughing heartily at . pun ne
wa Ia heen an invalid for several years
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
sLu,, Crusbed nv Machinery.

DAYTON, o., Feb, l.--Jos, Hirsh, an ON,
ploye ut the car works had his skull
crushed by og.wheol which slipped from
| its fastenings, and he will die. lie leaves
wife and three children.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

In the grave of one of the ancient
Indian chiefs at 0axaca, Mex, re-
Gently opened, an idol of pure gold was
discovered
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
Prohibition Amendment FIoorcd.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 4-Tho Pro-
hibition amendment was voted down IN
the West Virginia Senate, by II to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
sunday Inv Decided Constitutional.

New ORLEANS, Feb. Tho Supreme
Court, to-day, decided that tho Sunday
law passed last year is legitimate eyer
else Of the police power and is const',u-
uonal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
<roro I,yurhcu.

ATLANTA. Ga, Feb. G.-Rumor reaches
here from Chattanooga County that me-
gro had been lynched there for outraging
the daughter Of T. A. Kendrick.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

Mrs. Carroll, of Macon. Ga. has
iad charge of the railroad switch at
that place for the past twenty-five
wears.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

r., Il msl1icd women
' .,,,np in Minnesota
|,,,l She can sue in her
|.,herhusband joining
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

[,r,, rabbit introduced
E.;liie purpose of sport
Fn,t pest, ovcl'runnlne
N costing hundreds OF
|s,n ,O rid them OF the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

| ..rr fourteen persons
'y1 M, worked on the
~,,i |''I wings acting. on
|,srllea by a rotating
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

,Ap DIGGER Reselva
l,l a big dance a few
4 which many whites
,,unbcr Of them went
tbe dance, but on
Il, they found the old
, Who told them it cost
h, but it would cost
i. hcod to get out.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

Aaamcn are still con-
r Of Americanizing
''iias of their queues
man, is the leading
Alnelicaniaing idea.
/ EH 70 call down the
|H upon the Chinese
|Af Fig.tails, All the
LIN, but the younger
'hey are to succeed
|gT must become ci,i.
aPy are determined
(ahip
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

|, S'FP'ay Whitney,,
II day. is the fifth in
| twenty years of an
| laneF of a Cabinet
| ,olnSon's Admins
|. a'Vnlloch was pre-
(:ller' as was also
\, Dcnison, In Cen
II term two Cabinet
zone the daughter of
r'E the other the
II! :! Robinson. Why
'"Oul'' De is y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

|arJ. PRESTON, tha Vn'
her sister, Eleanor
l. who was the first
a1jocksm,wcl'e grand
amor Cochranc, who
b. ilc grandmother OF
No. Chambers, escaped
|g absent from lnocb
| phea it was attacked
|hy e, l76i.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

|,;na sleigh from To-
! lAcr night a gentle
|ealos the movement
NJ Of his companion,
|rcnber, cucascd IN a
|e5le tie buffalo, over
| rchicIc. Quietly get
|lrcr he put Il bullet IL
Mend, whose howl dis
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

Month s' Of Decemlesr'
Previous estimate, innate"
|,%Ss ,,s.1' exports ,, pro, Of pro-,
is,sa, sEs,a',',naise, ,nt the ag.
,n'V' pn,.sV' in value,
' II'%'n0crs, N sll,ooo,.
st0'' 'D'''mbUr, 1885.
~ wy Years have ,l,c
\, n larger in 1854
S'ss' 'ss''Sil,mO, in 1852 1852
hb0, 'aa in 1880 to
eeher foaIs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

p! Of blooded nol.e.
=: to the front. For
b State has been well
be markets for draft
10 syeat prctcnsions
|a the speed animals
soCk raiscrs are now
El lhe celebrated blue
|htucky and the Cali
|al we'll look to their
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

ysl'pA is going the
r,ss to the effect
s,S'' a New York hos
~ a tumor from a
y, that the patient
!, TAce when he was
y bad a cornstalk
SApIIi that the bone
|. matter in course Of
"''red after the on.
,,aY !, shs Of the fits,
.''a suspicious with
"' while the ,umor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

|i,Hpital Of $1,000,
|vanilrd to undertake
Eda Submarine tunnel
| Edward Island and
! provided the Govern
[lne four per cent. in
| expenditure. 1t is
tunnel will shorten
vtcn Liverpool and
y several hnlIl's
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12
THE DAY.

;a THE DAY.
,,1 nII, worked on the
"',i wings acting on
plg,ilpl by " rotating
4, i msr1icd women
n statue in Minnesota
,.,rl She can sue in nrl.
ID herhos''"' joining
49,
,gly rabbit introduced ...
Tirie purpose OF sport
Nd pest. oyclrunnine
costing hundreds OF
ias to rid them OF the
pDI
the Digger keselva
t.la big dance a lew
b which many whites
number of them went
i The dance but on On
y, ,boy found the old
pho told them it cost
h, but it would cost
yahcol to get out
J, in a sleigh from To-
other night A gentle
ealog the movement
'y,. y, onc,scd in a
n.'''''' ny IT,, ',,,, ,nN,,o nyc,
''ay ., '''' n'';.I, C'''','' ,,o,
NI'',''' ,'"'j lml,,, i,
A''' ''y i',.' ~, % h.,,l l;s.
n'''' "'''''
-,pnr.rox th,vn.
u ", y, .,.,c, Eleanor
A'I ''''''' ,r ''';,', n",
',. y.,',,'' cachr,nc Q who
i'.'' '".,,,o,ha,. o'''',,,', -,
'1s c','',." 'I''"'''1'''l, n,',,,oI
'D. ''''''','s',' ..,..,, ',l"poh r"r,.h
I. dV'e"' i'o''' h''''"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-02-12

|s'','l' y, the other day, T.
IN k%,paa,' ',, leaped from
l. ol 1000 feet from
J k%Iaaed da. with a para
it,o.',n p'vn with great
%'s0sh a tree to , the he
s'ar' ! ~ The exhibi.
s,,, ne Golden Gate
ys''''d bya crowd 'os Of
H.. :, The feat is be.
.''''' Of its kind on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28

z II there were hot enough agents for the de-
s-ruction OF human life already In the market a
Russian engineer brings forward a new explosive
which In propulsiye force. convenience for
hahdilnS ana other qualities necessary 10 the sue
cess Oh such compound. excels any thing now In
use, while its cost is not more than one tenth
ina, OF saltpetre- IL has one popularity. namely.
That the direction OF its action whe fired from a
weapon, Is always forward, not downward: and
therefore II Is the safest known explosive, as re-
CARDS It's effect upon the,firearms In which IL f.
used Tests have been made with cartridges In a
Sun-oarrei OF cardboard, and the bullet has
been shot through the air with immense velocity,
but without the slightest damage to the uaper
cylinder. The name Of the wonderful substance
Is sleetover. The world :grad ually approaches
that ideal condition In which the means OF de.
struction will be so deadly and 80 easily handled
that all men and nations Will be placed ON an
equality as annihilators, and wars will cease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28

Win one woman serving as mayor OF q city, an
other making very promising canvass for q seat
on the bench OF her state, and dozens OF Others
serving as commissioners OF charities. on school
committees and on JurieS, our country women have
made such progress in their struggle for recocni
oh In the distribution OF Offices that the appoint
ment OF Miss Phoebe CouzInS 70 be a United states
marshal ought not 10 surprise anyone greatly.
MISS Couzin5 has been lawyer for several years
and IL believed 10 have built up fairly remunera-
tive practice AT all events, she has attracted
considerable attention 10 her work by the display
OF various oddities in the performance OF it. She
has tried her hand, also at practical politics and
with no little success. II was she who obtained
her fathers appointment 10 the marshalship from
President Arthur, making special Journey TO
Washington for the purpose, and having 10 coun
teract the influence OF very popular and powerful;
competitor. The claim or some OF the social re-
formers that women are never given a chance to
show what they can do in pub bic life Will have 10
change IL for like the denial OF the gal liant can
tain OF the Ptnafore froln'a never TO a "hardly
ser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28
This Thursday and Friday we vii, offer thu fo,ovins
Bargains:

This Thursday and Friday will offer the following
Bargains:
20 dozen Of heavy Balmoral Skirts high colered
u the market for domestic use 4Sc standard p7ce,
The last lot of the famous Corded Gingham Rem
n IN the latest fall shades in suitable lengths,
This is elegant fabric Tor dress wear owing to it,
cases Of dark figured ..s.ee, Riyern and "Hsrtel
er IN snort lengths beautiful designs, only Bsc
sd s. stis Century Cloth Rem
Har IN ia suitable lengths. only 6c per
-. cases Of Furniture Cretonne perfect imitation Of
ss ot and Swiss only per yard
small l9i ehildrsns Warm Skirts. different styles.
Quantity Of Fall worsted Dress Goods. variety of
ner Yard ' al prices ranging from 10 to POO
a sas . oH5
Lace Curtains ON first and third floors is still in
large variety of Caicoes consisting Of furniture
st5 les, nSll medium and dark dress patterns. and
asw in yoise Of Wa,nsntta Bieached Pillow Casing
one third less than regular market value.
and GN8a dissr. Of
e2hibied on onr third oor be sold at &c yard.
wnlch rs the Wholesale quotation.
and HOSE Prices s
ron &C to Exc per pair. which is ehslf their
Our Blanket and Comfort Department is filled to its
tapdcty With fuli line at the lowest rates.
As Greet Special We will call the attention the
public to our Large Size oil Boiled Comfort with pure
white cotton ling at e. so: sold anywhere else ut 3d.
from 81 NJ.
-Four cases OF Worsted Dress Good Remnants. fully
one yard wide, at DC. yard: regular price 25c.
large variety of Wersted Dress Good Remnants,
from our own stock comprising snort lengths OF all
ts rs0s STYLES and qualities at about 9ne-haf
sons stock.
As long as we the public appreciate endeavors
so substantially they have been doing, long shall
we Keep on the alert for Bargains for them.
ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE LOWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28

Everything at the Saratoga convention passed
OF yesterday with the smoOthnesS characteristic
OF q well-oiled machine. All the appointments on
committees were made with reference to the en-
dorsement Of the federal administration; and the
announcement was freely made by those who
We're In a position To know whereof they spoke
that the resolutions would be, in form and sub
stance, a challenge to the enemies OF the Presi-
dent in both parties 20 beat the ticket II they
could. The situation suggests that OF five years
ago when President Arthurs influence secured
the nomination, by the Republicans, OF Secretary
Folger for governor. Mr.. Arthur had then been
In the White House only about a year, and
had not yet had time to MAKE his policy OF
Cancellation widely understood. The peculiar
circumstances under which he had assumed the
responsibilities OF Office, the bitter hatred which
the contest OF 1881 had engendered between the
two wings OF his party, and the very recent
changes In his cabinet combined 70 make the
canvass OF his candidate an uphill struggle from
the start. Two years before his personal popu-
Iarfty had carried New York for the ticket on
which ne held the second place. Two years later
he could undoubtedly have commanded thousands
Of democratic votes a. well as pretty united
republican party in that state had the national
convention chosen To give MIN the honor OF a
nomination; but just at the time OF the Folger
episode he was the victim OF intense dislike and
distrust by large body OF his fellow citizens
His faith in the power OF the administrators
influence TO pull its candidate through was strong
but, the sequel showed. misplaced. President
Clevelands challenge is issued under different
conditions in many respects. 1t is true that his
course has aroused animositles among certain
class OF democrats, and that even many OF those
who support him outwa-dly do SO in spite OF their
secret disapproval; but the party at large has
given him very generous praise and IL seems to
most OF It's members foregone conclusion that he
will be renominated. THIS is. however, an of
year In state politics, and the full vote of the oppo
sition Is not likely TO be brought out as on an
occasion when governor is TO be chosen. IL the
President carries his own state therefore, in the
coming election, his enemies will refuse TO give
him much credit, whereas il he loses it, they will
feel that they have gained a tremendous victory,
while his friends will be correspondtngly dscour-
aged.
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THE

TINS Com SNAP
WILL REMIND YOU That YOU MAY NEED SOME
EXTRA BLANKETS. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
CALL YOUR ATTENTION To OUR STOCK We
HAVE THEM IN ALL GRADES. FROM 81 TO 80
Ali-Wool RED BLANKETS. 80 and SO.
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS. Al and IA o.
BED COMFORTS LINED WITH WHITE COTTON,
a1up.
Now Is the time to buy CARPETS while you can
nave fun stock and choice things to select from
so different styles INGRAM CARPET, e5 and Sick
% Handsome styles 2-ply All wool FILLING, Csc.
Very best All wool 2-plys. new designs, 75c.
TAPESTRIES and BODY BRUISED s in all the NEW
DESIGNS and PATTERNS.
DRUGGETs in all sizes. SMYRNA RUGS, al up.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
FULL STOCK DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, FLAN.
NELS, &c. &c, at correct prices
JOHNSON. GARNER. CO.
636 Penn. ave-,
south side, near 7th ct.
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''GRAND SALE" Or Neck RucHrsa

OhANU DALE" \JF IN Eek 1GUCHlNO
We never had SO much before or ever offered
such extraordinary bargains in Neck Ruchings.
The big purchase suggests q SALE" hence We
quote the following ''Special' prices.
5O-doz. Yards 3-frili Crepe Lsse Ruching,
fine quality and full colors. White, Cream and
Black Made to sell for zoe. only 16c per yard.
25-doz. Yards 3-frill Crepe Lissa Ruching,
with Garnet, Gilt, Silver, Pink. Blue and Laven-
der beads. Worth 25c.,
ONLY zoe. PER YARD.
81 distinct styles of Ruchns representing
the largest, finest and most varied line of attrnc-
tive styles ever shown in this city. Coiors
White. Cream, Black. Heliotrope. Light Blue,
Fink. Cardinal. Chartreuse, Light Brown, COM
bination OF Black and White. &c. &c.
We offer You your choice OF the entire 81
styles at the uniform low price of
.s5c. PER YARD
A special display will be made Of these goods
on q long center counter to enable customers to
make choice selections.
Main fioor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
cor | til and F sts, n ".
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BABIES COATS.

There are long coats and short coats, Just the
weight for this chilly weather, and they come in
Cream Cardinal, Light Blue and various shades
of tan. They are finished in all styles Of en-
broidery, with silk and satin facings. ribbons
and trimmings. Sizes to suit all ages, colors
becoming to every complexion. and prices that
have run away" from all sense Of value. Here
is about the way they 60:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28

The interview yesterday between the sub-conl-
mittee Of the Citizens Committee and the Com
missionerS was not or the kind sustain the state
mentS made at the meeting OF the Citizens Com
mittee thai the Commiss oners had admitted and
would admit the diversion OF appropriations as
alleged in the report on streets, and that one OF
the Commissioners had expressed the wish that
Congress would prevent him from doing so any
more. The Commissioners acted and talked
as If they felt that they were unjustly
condemned ana urgently requested by the
same persons and in the same breath
The whole affair Is unfortunate and unnecessary.
The people need { the present time the active
and friendly cooperation OF both Citizens Com
mittee and Commissioners, and will disapproye
lack OF ser-reStrant, endangering public interests
on the part OF either This is not the time to ask
Congress TO say definitely in the appropriation bill
what streets IL wishes TO be improved and
10 what extent or TO attempt the delicate task of
"condemning" without attaching and of
standing by guns" which are said not to exist
Unnecessary friction between Commissioners and
Citizens Committee Will be deplored by all true
friends OF Washington and the demand that It
cease will come from every one who does NOT have
some petty personal motive fO- sarrI ling the pub
lie interests by DISTRIBUTING either the District
government or the Citizens Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28

And so Oh. and on. and on-through our en-
tire stock of infants coats. Now, if You want
to get baby something for this cool weather,
and You feel that You must make the purchase
a. inexpensive as possible. don't these figures
beat anything you ever hea I'd Of!
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BBf ZEE GGcGG A 2 y ssss ZEE
BBB ZEE CO.. A UU 0SSS ZEE

Because they are trife rumpled. and a few
of them Just the least bit dust marked in places
are the reasons why We plunge the knife very
deeply in our line of
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CHINESE Axp JAPANESE SILK

CHINESE AsSPPx ySk AsasEsE SILK
We have made avery extensive purchase in
White and Colored China and Japanese silk
Handkerchiefs, representing the most attractive
line of styles and qualities ever our pleasure to
offer.
Prices rule lower, if anything, than during any
previous season.
The following will be found extraordinary
100 dozen small Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs.
In Virled assortment OF new art shades Tor
fancy work: only I:lc. each
10 dozen 2O-inch White China Silk Handker-
Chiefs, one-Inch hens, excellent Values only
25c. each.
rs dozen 2O-inch White China SILK Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs 2-inch helms; only 33c.:
90. dozen 22-ineh White China Silk Hem
stitched Handkercniefs, 2-iuch hem: worth
Soc: only i3c each.
so doz. "a inch White China Silk Hemsttched
Handkecchiefs, 2-inch hem, fine quality: only
;)Uc each.
40 doz White japanese Silk Fancy Bordered
handkerchief, especially for show in belts only
2:lc each.
so doz l6-inch Colored japanese Silk Hem
stitched Handkerrhiefs, in o large variety Of
new shades for fancy work; worth SOC; only
80 doz 2Oinch White Japanese Silk Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, IL inch hem; neat.
fancy borders; ouly soc. elch
20 dog. 2O-iuch COlored Japanese Silk Hem
shades for fancy work. Pinch hem only 7oc.
each.
Large stock of Fancy Brocsde Hsndkerchiefs:
fancy designs III the most attractive lire OF har
moplZuE color combinations possibly conceIv-
able, 20, %, 37>s 80, 62H, 6S, rs, S71xc., IL,
$1.25 and Ell 80 each.
"Handkerchiets' are our great specially. We
have them Of every description aud in greater
variety than elsewhere i'll this city.
WOODWARD LOTHKOP,
s28 Cor. 18th and sts n. W
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Nor1cE To GENTLEMEN.

You are respectfully requested to inspect the new
stock Of Men Furnishings just opened at the Paiais
Royal The facilities No possess Of puschasinS direct
from the producers and system Of cash purchases
and sales enables the quotation Of prices sosvhst b.
low the usual market prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-28

416 SEVENTH STREET.
R0f En- Err HrH En- Hsr s ssss
B 3 p Z ( ~ AP ERR Ell Fee ssss
Lace
price This was lot Of goods bought es
saa ns be for
s una
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
the hsnd.emsss STYLES and Cheapest prices in Uphoi
si:s sASr sHfs2n ri
An examination OF our stock will convince yak that
we mean every ~G lace Ct S cUh "a fsEXs
arc sons to mention in to:ays ad are S speciais
~hs r. fGHsafr HE fss long
and FINE f ECU bfif Esrh fS yards
es Of how cheap
We tef S5s
cgrssin 81. saS75i worth $500 Better Curtain at
Handsome Triple Chenille Dado Curtain at s. so:
A Beautiful Curtain, with 36-inch Chenille Dado.
something now in a DAGHAsTAN PoRT1ERE.
"ras 81
hays them at all intermediate prices. and high
as o IN sE FIRES
man and Chenille at $l150 pair worth from 800
70 1880 pair We are showing at that price IL
0' CHENILLE PoRr1EREs from $3.50 pair up.
2se,h cnspis P0rtere' 81 yards long, s1s
pair We viii present handsome pair Of brass curtain
EIGU1 5 D, CHINA hin AND poNaEE SILKS at soc
yard' sold all over n at ~; :. o,
'W6sbERf5 s Saa e SSs ia SSsa.
Table Cover yards square handsome coloring; sold
4 Handsome 81 Chenille Cover. in blue or red soft
9IasS &C. fsfss 1t &C.
BHzp asS$s 81 $ss
1000 Shades spring Role sn r.. a. ssc worth 45c
otas1s s.aHy Compare what
sS9sa 'as$ss' S e.! a aas!!''.sy. saS
anssss s Best a saslity ss s5
2 2ji..aa5 inches best Quality.
The above are ali p tbs :e nss, aes
NOTIFIED DOOR MATS 7jc
SKIN MATS all colors, o.: best quality sheep.skin.
$780, e,
q S 81 S. fSS5H MATS square g. ev. sa7s.
LINOLIUM MATS, 45c; three differc mt patterns
WE ARE CLOSED WEDNESDAY ON ACCOUNT
OF HOLIDAY. Open Thursday morning with Spe-
cial Sale Of
E E., Isl +. : ::
s ksf 4 ~ NM NJ w T" s sss
BsbB ~ UP Mkk ssss =
9TH. STH, AND D STREETS
Fail Goona
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK scARFs, FOUR IN
HANDS. MADE TICKS, 10
W. 8. TEEL.
s34 935 Peunsylvania ava
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LADIES WINTER WA1k1se Sk1Rrs

LADIES WINTER WAIk1se Sk1nrs
We never offered such varied stock Of Col
ored Skirts any preceding season. We have
about all that is worth handling and quote on
them the lowest prices possible to name.
Ladies' Fine Melton Cloth Walking Skirts,
box-pleated rufie. Only 75c each
Same, with two box-pleated ruffies. Only
4l00 each.
Same, handsomely stitched in colored silk.
Only so each.
Excellent line of Black Quilted Farmer Satin
Skirts. 10-inch quilting, and bound with black
velvet. Best values ever offered. $l.OO. $1.23,
$1.315f, and 81. 80 each.
SPECIAL: 100 dozen Ladies' Imported Fancy
Knit Worsted Skirts, in plain and variega.ed
colors; Irettily designed borders. $3.50 and
g. 90 each.
Second floor; annex
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor, / tn and L SITS. NV.